Highlighting Most Telling Stats From Cardinals vs Packers

The offensive line had a shaky season and continues to be a problem. Jacoby Brissett getting sacked six times is just unacceptable today.

The Cardinals have a young offense. But, something needs to change up front. They’ve had games where they’ve only given up one or two sacks, though the front has probably been the most inconsistent out of any room on the Cardinals this season.

94 Cardinals Rushing Yards

It’s hard to knock the running backs with all of the injuries they’ve had this season. Now, could they have done better than 94 yard yards today? Yes.

But, Bam Knight certainly showed some sparks in today’s matchup, as a depth chart running back gave the Packers trouble. That’s certainly something you never would’ve expected to say, especially with Green Bay's No. 1 ranked run defense.

8 Different Cardinals Caught Passes

There were parts of this game that were tough to watch for the Cardinals, but quarterback play was not one of them.

Despite being sacked six times, Brissett was a substantial reason the Cardinals were in this game, racking up two touchdowns and 110.8 QB rating.

Offensive coordinator Drew Petzing also did a nice job getting several guys involved on the offense, with eight different players touching the ball.

If the Cardinals would have won this game, the game ball absolutely would’ve gone to Brissett.

15 Tackles From CB's

Several defensive players had a strong game. But, it was Budda Baker as one of the stars in the show. Even Max Melton and Will Johnson had solid games, combining for 15 total tackles.

It seems like almost every week the secondary is struggling. But, that certainly wasn’t the case today.

Calais Campbell's Overall Box Score

Sure, Josh Jacobs finished with two touchdowns. But the Cardinals' run defense made some big stops throughout this game. Calais Campbell was one of the leaders in this one, with four total tackles, a tackle for loss and a pass deflection.

The Cardinals have dealt with lingering injuries on their defensive line for much of this season. But, they stayed consistent throughout this game - thanks to Campbell's presence.

Other notable stats:

• The Packers were just 3/10 on third down but were 2/3 on fourth down.
• Trey McBride dominated with 10 receptions, four more than the next highest player on either team.
• Green Bay had 94 yards on penalties.
• Arizona ran 70 offensive plays compared to the Packers' 53.